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Board and Residence- | A USTE ALASIAN HOTEL, ' MACLAGGAN STREET. Mr Wit. PACEY, formerly .of the Wharf Hotel, Dunedin, and the Criterion, Alcxanura, begs to inform his numerous friends that he haa taken tho above well-known *na commodious pifemiaea. Boarding' house disconnected from hotel. Night porter kept. Telephone 1015, WARNER'S HOTEL, Cathedral apire, 'YV CHRISTCHUKCH (established 1863). Superior Apartments for Families, Tourists, and other?. This Hotel is very central, near Post and Telegraph Offices, Custom House,. Banks, and other, public buildings. iTwelvo large, well-appointed Sample Rooms for tho convenience of commercial gentlemen. Correspondence will receive prompt attention. Porters meet all Steamers and Trains arriving and leaving Lyttelton. . F. E. WOLSELEY, Manager. W'HITE HART. HOTEL, High > street, Chriatchuroh.—Situated very centre of Chriatchnrch, near Post and Telegraph Offices, Banks, and other Public Offices. Hot, Cold, and Shower Baths. Night Porter. Correspondence promptly attended to. Telephone 177.—JOHN NEILL, Proprietor. 30au HOTEL, .INVERCARGILL, Tha most Fire-proof Hotel in New Zealand; all brick partitions, concrete stairs. Opposite Post, Telegraph, and Government offices. Car pacious range of Sample Rooms. . HORACE BASTINGS, Proprietor. P.O. Box 37. Telephone 51. THE- CRESCENT HOTEL, INVERCARGILL. Mrs R'.'BOND .. .. .. Proprietress. •Two- minutes' walk from the Railway Station. Post Office Box 102. Telephone 92. jOLEASANT, Quiet HOME for one Paying S. Guest in private family.—Comfort, Times office. : If TC7ACANCY Three or Four BOARDERS; ™ every convenience; terms, 18s per week. —Gordon House, G6 Hanover street. 31ja fTTACANCY.—Largo double and single bed- ' t rooms; every comfort.—Address CM R, Times Office. 30ja TCTACANCY for a few BOARDERS or VISI'V TORS; every convenience; terras moderate.—Mrs Macdonald, Lyndhurst House, 45 Moray place. 29ja 80/ HD-RESIDEN CE.—Warwick House, ( Moray place, under new management; central all parts city; excellent cuisine; modil- - terms 20jy Accommodation at Holiday Resorts JJJHE LAKE HOTEL. ' , VAIHOLA. SEASIDE Visitors *(ill fold Good ACCOM- ' MODATION at, Mrs M'Kinlay's, Nuggets, Port Molyneux; .trap meets passengers Somahapa. 26j» KURI BUSH, Taieri Mouth.—Seaside Resort; terms particulars, telephone or letter, Mrs A. Carnie, Kuri Bush. lOja nvTUGGETS, Port Molyneux.—SEASlDE i.\ ACCOMMODATION; trap meets visitors Bomahapa shortest notice; terms, wire or by letter.—Ottaway. 27n •VTUGGETS, Molyneux.—Seaside Accommodation. Mrs Campbell. Trap meets passengers Romahapa on application.—Apply Baker, Rattray street. . 22n Drapery. GREAT SALE Of MILLINERY, MANTLES, &c„ At HERBERT, HAYNES, AND CJO.'S ■ . THIS MONTH. BALANCE of FRENCH : BONNETS and TOQUES, 21b each. Prices were 32s Gd to 635. BALANCE of SUMMER BONNETS and TOQUES, 10s Gd each. Prices weTG 22s Gd to 425. BALANCE of FRENCH TRIMMED HATS, . 21s' each. « Prices were 32s Gd to G3s. BALANCE of LONDON TRIMMED HATS, . 10s Gd l each. Prices were 22s 6d to 425. Wc Lead for the Most Recherche Millinery. ■ ! MANTLE DEPARTMENT. fcADIES' READY-MADE COAT and SKIRT COSTUMES, 19b 6d; were 35s 6d. 60 READY-MADE COSTUMES in BLACK or COLOURED, 25s 6d; were 29b 6d. LADIES' HOLLAND and DRILL COSTUMES, 15s 6d, 18s 6d, 22s 63, 255, 30s each. ' WASHING UNDERSKIRTS, various,\ascorted patterns, 2s lid eaoh. tfO RAINPROOF CRAVENETTE COATS, vclvot collars, etc., 29s 6d; were 4Gs. 200 WASHING BLOUSES, American Yokes, 3s Ud.eaoh,--SILK MANTLES, LACE MANTLES, CAPES, Etc. AU Greatly Reduced. m LEAD FOR VALUE, VARIETY, AND STYLE. 1 HERBERT, HAYNES, & CO.

Public Hotices, AS USUAL. visit' the continental visit , VISIT BOOT DEPOT. VISIT ONE OF- THE LARGEST AND BEST ASSORTED STOCKS IN THE COLONY, POJIPBISING."Knots," "Bostocks," "Vernons," "Clurlfs." "Branches," "Wolfs," "Krippendorf, "Jonness Millor," "Floreheim," " Laird Schobers," '"Dalton," "LoeaPRICES STRICTLY MODERATE, Country friends- . - For' Strong Makes oar stock is large, ' and must satisfy candid buyers. CONTINENTAL - BOOT DEPOT, Opposite Chief Post Office. STANLEY ARTHUR LUCAS, late of Lon- ' don, England, and now of Dunedin, New Zealand, a Member of the Royal College of Surgeons of England and a Licentiate of the Royal College of Physicians of London, hereby give notice that I have this 3rd day of January, 19*01. DEPOSITED EVIDENCE of my Qualifications with the Registrar of the Dunedin district, and that I shall Apply to the Registrar ■under the Medical Practitioners Act of New Zealand of 1869 on tho 4th day of FEBRUARY, 1901. Dunedin, Now Zealand. . 4ja A ■ & T. B U It T ' (LIMITED), GENERAL ENGINEERS, BRASS AND IRONFOUNDERS, COPPERSMITHS, GASFITTERS, TINSMITHS, And SANITARY PLUMBERS. Latest Up-to-date Sanitary Appliances can be Inspected at our Showrooms. GASFITTINGS IN GREAT VARIETY. Specially trained lien only are employed bj ua for Sanitixy, Heating, and Ventilating 'Work. Estimates Given for all Classes of - COPPER, BRASS, and LEAD GOODS. Reliable Tradosmen sent to all parts of tho Colony. Drawings of Suggestive Schemes for Sanitary, Ventilating, and Heating Work of Publio and Private Buildings submitted Freo, PLUMBING, JOBBING, and REPAIRS A Specialty, and attended to by Experts with the Quickest Despatch. GENERAL ELECTROPLATERS Of Iron, Copper, and Brass Goods. ALL WORK THOROUGHLY INSPECTED AND GUARANTEED. A, & T. BURT (LIMITED). Warehouse: Stuart and Cumberland streets, Dunedin, Cumberland and Castle streets, Dunedin. Branches: Wellington, Christchurch, and Port Chalmers. •jT F 0 B R E S. T, ARCHITECT, JOEL'S BUILDINGS, ■ Crawford Street.

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Otago Daily Times, Issue 11956, 1 February 1901, Page 2

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Page 2 Advertisements Column 1 Otago Daily Times, Issue 11956, 1 February 1901, Page 2

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